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Landmark's First Flag Retirement Ceremony
May 28th, 2025
Landmark School proudly hosted its first-ever Flag Retirement Ceremony on the High School campus in front of the Governors Landing building, marking a meaningful and respectful tradition to honor worn American flags. The event, held after school on Tuesday, May 27, was entirely student-led and organized by Colin Holmes '26, Greg Bowman '26, and Liam Booker '27.
The ceremony, which followed formal flag retirement protocols, brought together members of the Landmark community along with representatives from the Beverly Police and Fire Departments and the American Legion Post of Beverly. Students, faculty, families, and community members gathered to pay tribute to the American flag and learn about proper flag etiquette and tradition.
“This event was a way to show respect for the flag and those who serve,” said Colin Holmes, who also serves as Petty Officer 2nd Class in the school’s cadet program. “We hope to make this an annual tradition.”
Special thanks to student assistants Patrick Stone '26, Jackson Booker '25, and Alex Lupien '26 for their support.
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